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Aaron Ames is a professor focusing on theoretical and experimental research in bipedal robotics, locomotion, nonlinear hybrid systems, and prosthetic design. His work emphasizes the integration of advanced robotics technology to develop innovative solutions for stability, control, and functionality in robotic locomotion. Ames's research aims to bridge the gap between robotic systems and human-like movement, enhancing the capabilities of robots in real-world applications. He leads the AMBER Lab, where a collaborative approach drives the exploration of new methodologies in robotics. He is actively engaged in securing funding and partnerships with prominent organizations such as the National Science Foundation and NASA to advance research in these critical areas.
Department of Computer Science: GRE scores are optional for Fall 2026.